Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1887-09-30

Teams exhibited by sections south part. list:
east, Si west, 81. Stations K . Wilcox J., V y
Thompson 2 MowrY Lyndr3. Matched and Fan
cy Horses. N A Thompson l. Saddle horses. J A
Clark l. VI Dalrymple =. Colts VI old, l. II Bal
lou !. Luther Adams 9 WV stowe 3 {; = yts"lI;
Lester Curse !, Carl Krhel >, Geo Phillips b. l. II
Bnllpu there were three entries 10y K . Wilcox,
and some ten others equally good: 3 yrs old.
/. II BnllDu l. Luther Adams =, " " STOVE and
{: yIs old. Frank Grinin !. Carriage and work
horses + u stafford. Nottingham. !: RI Phillips,
, Brood mares, with colts. K II Faulkner. Whit
mRham I, l. II Balluu :, - b Dix 3, W W Stuwr4
CATTLE
Bulls &C l. Haven, Durham. I: l.nrIuLrr. Iiul.
stems !. Fat cattle, Chas PruutN !. oxen . FrS
old and over. ID T. Warren, Marlboro. l. I. Adams
,, f. o Preston 3, Is llarler tmuuy others in this
class were we'll worthy of mention, there being 10
yoke; 1 yrs old II BARRIER, W iuugtou. I, G. q
Thurbcr >, l. l. Brigham g. Israel Stove the
committee also find other fine cattle. such a.
thus,. " Il B Green d T. Collins. ) Wuriru. j X
Thompson and y u Barnes. Steers, 3 Yrs old, l.
Chase, Marlboro !, G. l. Dnurson, Colrrainr.
Mass, >. Perry Hall a son 3, Balluu 4; wears
old, A !. Thurher I, y + Tucker >, 7 Hall * Son 3
and {; yrarlings, stacy T. Hall son , G +
Griffin s. ? Hall Il Son Calves bull, II W Bar.
Der Wilmington, /; hrifrr, j Plumb /: steer "
tie, d ? Warren, Marlboro, 1st Fancy cattle, I
yrs old, y + Thurber !, " Niles :; yrs old, q +
? Hall & Son /. Hefers, Bert Learnard /, q c
Hicks ..
Store sheep, Larraber (, Shropshire buck A
POULTRY.
Coops Wyandutte chicks 7 Miner lst \ A
Hill "a.
Orange ounce, B Barber lst Grapes Concord.
Ii Niles /, j Hale ,, Geo Barber 81 Hartford. q
Barber t. Peaches Crawford, X Thomas Of
West Brattlehoro L. = Shearcr 2; frost, B Barlp-r
1. Pears Broctor Park, A X Harris Of Brattle-
bOro l. varieties, B Barber /. Apples ~ on, A G
Niles l, h Barber =, ID $ Wurlen 8; collection var
ieties, b Barber l. u 5 Worden - fine specimens,
II Higley 1st, + o Hill =, A A Larraher B. Tom
atoes, Wicks l, p Shearer2
GRAIN AND GRASS.
Corn Canada cap field X J Phillips /, d s Wor-
den ?, Milton Powers 3; trace Of seed corn, Benz
Barber /, r o Preston ?, e ii learnard g. Philan-
der Shearer 4: field corn, ID 4 Tucker /: rnsilnga
corn, n Phillips 1; largest exhibit, O Hale ;
top over corn, NJ Powers t. Oats " e Niles l.
Alaska clover-M Powers 1,
ROOTS AND GAnDES VEGETABLES.
Squashes- Hubbard, NJ Powers /; Chas Learn
L. Turban X Phillips !, n II Shepardson ?; win
ter cruokneck, early prolific, Boston murrONfat,
b $ Worden /; cream, K Phillips L. Marble
head Milton Powers, 1. Potatoes Beauty Of He
hrun, Warren Niles I, ID Wurden ?; Cowhorn,
Trophy, Early Durham, + o Hill /; Bell potato,
D WOrden, /; Olark's no l. j + Tuckerl Cab
hages Dutch variety, D Worden /. Carrots
Shorthorn, F q Hill I; A A Larrabee :; Orange,
Philander Shearcr l. Sunhowers Milton Powers
/. original potatoes Milton Powers !.
MECHANICAL ARTS.
Folding tablr-R b Thomas, West Brattlrboro.
I. Sewing maChines-Scutt Dunkler, BrattlcborO,
New Home l, Acme ,, Estey organs q W Stew
art, Brattleprol.
RurrER AND CHEESE
Tub aud Jar butter Wicks /; lump butter.
Janettc Bowen, Coleraine, /; NJ Wicks =. Chces,
Mrs & o Thurber /.
MAPLE SUGAR AND HONEY.
Honey NJ Wicks l. Maple syrup, l. Adams /.
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES.
Knit bed spread, Mrs Hiram Chase, Whiting
ham, I, Mrs l. Clark =, Mrs Ann Stowe 3; log
cabin bed quilt, Mrs A l. Thurher /; drunkard =
path umt, Mrs = Larrabee /; basket bed quilt,
peony bsdquilt, Mrs Hale 1 star and dia-
mond quilt Miss Minnie Thurber, LIST; he'd quilt,
Mrs d Il Warren, Marlboro, /, Helen Thurbcr =;
tea quilt, Mrs Horace Learnard /; quilt 2si0
pieces, Nora Harris, !; pillow case, bed valance,
Mrs Ann Stowe !: hand knit socks Mrs > Surviah
Niles l. Tides Thistle leaf, Mrs + II Niles ];
linen, Mrs A l. Thurhrr !; leaf, Miss Rose Warren,
Marlboro, /; macrane, Miss May Bowen, Cole
raine, I, Miss Clara Corkins, Nottingham, >; Java
canvass, Mrs Horace Stowe /, Miss May Bowen,
Coleraine q daisy, Mrs o Preston l. Mats
lamp, Mrs II II Faulkner, Jacksonville, I, Mrs j
p Fish >; Gala lamp mat, Mrs NJ Scott !.
embroidered, Mrs i III Niles !, knit, Mrs @
Dix /, Mrs q Scott ., Mrs Lucy Tucker 3 drawn,
Mrs Lucy Tucker I, Mrs Nettie Wcks >, Flora
stowe g. Childrens' hannels, dress skirt, EN-
broidery, ladies' underwear and child's emhroiN
erred blanket Mrs D Il Tucker ], Knit edged
white apron, Miss Mary $ VIM, Jacksonville, i
crochet edged white apron, Miss Nttlle Scott ],
Miss Clara l. Corllins ?.
FANCY ARTICLES.
Thermometer case, Mrs Nettie Wicks I, Mabel
l. Thurber q panel Of moss buds Miss Alice
Thurher !: bead basket, Mrs Luther Adams
Indian bead purse, Mrs l. j Brown !; burr basket,
Clara Curkins, Nottingham, I; embroidered tidy,
Mrs l. IL Ballou ); tinsel embroidered stand
spread, Mrs ]. ii Ballou /; banner " Japanese
embroidery. Mrs l. II Ballou 1; embroidered ban-
nrr Miss Nav Bowen, Colerane, 1; silk crazy
quilt, painting on satin, Mrs l. II Balou 1; linen
table scarf Mrs Ann Stowe l; table scarf, Miss
Clara stacy /, Mrs a Il Wurden ,; fancy picture,
Miss Laura Worden 1 perfumery bag, Miss Ross
Warren, Marlboro 4 ; crochet slipper, Mrs Sey-
mour Harris 1; horseshoe witch pocket, Alice
Adams /: chds worsted socks, painted PLAGUE,
Mrs ID 4 Tucker /; knit pin cushion cover, Miss
Alice Thurll,r !; cross, Miss Mabel l. Thurher, I.
HOUSE PLANTS,
pansy aud uiberose bouquet, Mrs A l. rhurber
1; bouquet Mamie Adams / phloN, Mis- w {
Niles 1 asters, Mrs Geo Barber /, Mrs X Thoinp
sun2
ARTICLES OF FoOp.
Canned plums Mrs Milton Powers l. Mrs r Il
Thomas .; canned pears and pickles, Mrs VI Pow
ers Il canned crab apples, Ms l. Adams aud g
ANTlQuARIAS RELICS.
Ancient petition, A q Niles /
MISCELLANEOUS
Pampas grass, Miss Nettie Scott l. Hops, Z
Niles l.